﻿Format: 2.1

# This is the file you use to provide information about your project.  It can
# also be used to specify input and output settings so you don't have to
# include them on the command line.


# Project Information
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------

Title: CSO Studio Lua Scripting API
Subtitle: Version 1.5

Copyright: Built by AnggaraNothing. Original author by NEXON Korea Corporation. <http://cso.dn.nexoncdn.co.kr/vxlman/api/index.html>

Timestamp: Generated at dd/mm/yyyy
#    m     - Single digit month, when possible.  January is "1".
#    mm    - Always double digit month.  January is "01".
#    mon   - Short month word.  January is "Jan".
#    month - Long month word.  January is "January".
#    d     - Single digit day, when possible.  1 is "1".
#    dd    - Always double digit day.  1 is "01".
#    day   - Day with text extension.  1 is "1st".
#    yy    - Double digit year.  2020 is "20".
#    yyyy  - Four digit year.  2020 is "2020".
#    year  - Four digit year.  2020 is "2020".


# This is where you specify general information about your project.
#
# Style: [style]
#    The style to apply to the generated documentation.  It can be the name of
#    a CSS file in the project configuration folder or a subfolder that
#    contains Style.txt.  Do not include ".css" if using a CSS file.


# Source Code
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------

Source Folder: ..\.src
   Name: .src


# This is where you specify what files and folders Natural Docs should be
# scanning.  If you use any of these options on the command line, this entire
# section is ignored except for names and numbers.
#
# All paths are relative to the project configuration folder, which lets this
# file remain portable across computers and not cause problems in version
# control systems.  You can enter absolute paths and they will be converted
# automatically.
#
# Source Folder: [path]
#    Name: [name]
#
#    Specifies a folder which will be searched for source files.  If you have
#    more than one, add the Name property to set how it will show up in the
#    menu.


# Source Filtering
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------

# If there are any subfolders in the source code that you would like Natural
# Docs to ignore, they can be specified here.  If you use any of these options
# on the command line, this entire section is ignored.
#
# Ignore Source Folder: [path]
#    Tells Natural Docs to skip this folder when scanning files.
#
# Ignore Source Folder Pattern: [pattern]
#    Tells Natural Docs to skip all folder names which match this pattern when
#    scanning files.  ? matches a single character, * matches zero or more
#    characters.  It applies to the entire folder name, so "cli" will not
#    match "client", although "cli*" will.
#
#    The data folders of common version control systems (.git, .svn, .cvs, .hg)
#    are ignored automatically.  You do not have to specify them here.


# Images
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------

Image Folder: ..\.img


# This is where you specify additional folders Natural Docs should look for
# images in.  When you put something like (see diagram.jpg) in a comment
# Natural Docs looks for it relative to the source file.  If you put
# additional folders here it will also check them for the image.
#
# If you use any of these options on the command line, this entire section is
# ignored except for numbers.
#
# All paths are relative to the project configuration folder, which lets this
# file remain portable across computers and not cause problems in version
# control systems.  You can enter absolute paths and they will be converted
# automatically.
#
# Image Folder: [path]
#    Specifies a folder which will be searched for image files.  They can be
#    referenced in comments with (see filename.jpg).


# Generated Documentation
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------

HTML Output Folder: ..\html


# This is where you specify what kind of documentation you want Natural Docs
# to build and where it should be put.  If you use any of these options on the
# command line, this entire section is ignored except for secondary settings.
#
# All paths are relative to the project configuration folder, which lets this
# file remain portable across computers and not cause problems in version
# control systems.  You can enter absolute paths and they will be converted
# automatically.
#
# You can override any of the project information settings under each entry,
# so if you have multiple output folders you can give them each different
# styles or subtitles.
#
# HTML Output Folder: [path]
#    [Project Information]
#
#    Generates HTML documentation in the specified folder.


# Global Settings
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Other settings that apply to your entire project.  Settings specified on the
# command line override the settings here.
#
# Tab Width: [width]
#    The number of spaces tabs should be expanded to.
#
# Documented Only: [yes|no]
#    Whether only documented code elements should appear in the output.
#    Defaults to no.
#
# Auto Group: [yes|no]
#    Whether groups should automatically apply to you code.  Defaults to yes.


